Tuesday, March 31, 2015

Director of the SADC - Groundwater Management Institute

Director of the SADC-Groundwater Management Institute

The SADC Groundwater Management Institute (SADC-GMI) is a newly established regional center of excellence on groundwater hosted by the University of the Free State in Bloemfontein, South Africa on behalf of and under the strategic guidance of the SADC Secretariat, Directorate of Infrastructure and Services - Water Division, in Gaborone, Botswana.
The vision of the SADC-GMI is to ensure the equitable and sustainable use and protection of groundwater, as well as being a center of excellence in the areas of groundwater management and management of groundwater dependent ecosystems in the region. The role of the GMI will be to:
  • Promote sustainable groundwater management and solutions to groundwater challenges in the SADC region through building capacity, providing training, advancing research, supporting infrastructure development, and enabling dialogue and exchange of groundwater information.
  • Conduct and support SADC Member States in groundwater research, and serve as a focal interlocutor with national, regional and international groundwater initiatives.
SADC GMI is established as a not-for-profit company under South African law and a business plan was prepared as part of the establishment process and outlines the task, responsibilities and long term development plan of the Institute. For the coming 5 years the SADC-GMI will act as the implementing agency of the Sustainable Groundwater Management in SADC Member States Project funded by the World Bank (through the support of the Global Environment Facility and the Cooperation in International Waters in Africa trust fund). During this period the SADC-GMI is expected to secure long term funding to become a sustainable center of excellence and groundwater expertise in the region providing research, training and advice to public and private sector clients.
The SADC-GMI is guided and supervised by a Board of Directors with representatives of the SADC Secretariat, SADC Member States and the University of the Free State.
The Board of Directors of SADC GMI hereby invites applications from suitably qualified candidates to fulfill the position of:
Director of the SADC-GMI

Key Responsibilities

  • Provide leadership, vision and operational management for the SADC-GMI
  • Lead the strategic and effective partnership with the hosting entity, the University of the Free State
  • Drive the functional and organisational development of the SADC-GMI
  • Develop and maintain the relationships with the SADC Secretariat and SADC Member States representatives (through SADC Subcommittee on Hydrogeology)
  • Manage the activities of the SADC-GMI and provide internal leadership
  • It will be the task of the director to appoint the SADC-GMI team in consultation with the board of directors.
  • Plan and implement the Sustainable Groundwater Management Project in SADC Member States
  • Act as a custodian of the corporate governance for the SADC-GMI
  • Develop the SADC-GMI brand and its public image as center of excellence and SADC institution
  • Manage the organizational and individual performance of SADC-GMI staff
  • Raise funds for long term SADC-GMI operational and program activities so that SADC-GMI will be financially self-sustainable after the initial five year term.
  • Manage the finances of the GMI

Required qualifications and experience:

  • A minimum of Master's Degree from a recognized institution in institutional and business management, water related field or other relevant field
  • At least 15 years' of work experience, of which 10 years is progressive experience in management at international level
  • Experience in working in similar fields in the SADC region will be an added advantage
  • Personifying an agency that enables cooperation at national, regional and international levels
  • Proven experience in operationalising institutions, including management of staff and programme
  • Performance, strategic and business planning and sustainable financial management and fund raising
  • Experience in working in both a development and a research organization will be an added advantage

Personal Attributes

  • National of one of the SADC Member States will have an added advantage
  • Fluency in English is required and working knowledge of Portuguese or French will be an advantage
  • Shares knowledge and experience and is a good communicator and facilitator
  • Approaches work with energy and a positive, constructive attitude
  • Is willing to travel frequently as required by the job and to support the SADC Secretariat and
    Member States
  • Demonstrates evidence of the following: critical thinking and problem solving, planning and organization, decision making, communication skills, negotiation skills, multicultural sensitivity and delegation

Terms we offer

  • The SADC-GMI offers a dynamic working environment with a competitive salary and employment conditions
  • The contract term is Five years subject to proven good performance, with an initial six months' probation period; with the possibility of re-appointment for a further term should SADC-GMI be financially sustainable.
  • The duty station of the SADC-GMI Director is Bloemfontein in South Africa
  • Applications from well qualified women are especially encouraged

How to apply

  • Candidates are invited to learn more about the SADC-GMI and the position of the Director by accessing the website www.sadc.int/water/groundwater.sadc.int or to contact Ms Barbara Lopi of the SADC Water Division (blopi@sadc.int ) for the access to web-based information on the SADC Water Sector.
  • Interested candidates should forward a Word-processed application letter and detailed Curriculum Vitae to Chairman of the Board of SADC-GMI e-mail pramoeli@sadc.int with copy to jphiri@sadc.int on or before 8th April, 2015.
  • Only shortlisted applicants meeting the above requirements will be contacted.

Attachments:

Monday, March 30, 2015

Apprenticeship Programme at Botswana Chamber of Mines - April 2015

Opportunity | Botswana Chamber of Mines
The Minerals, Energy and Water Resources sector of the Human Resources Development Advisory Council aims to provide quality vocational skills within the industry. These skills will be developed using the Botswana College of Education and Training (BCET) together with Francistown College of Vocational Training and Education (FCTVE)
1.Apprenticeship Programme
The following programmes will be offered at BCET:
•Heavy Plant Mechanic
•Fabrication and Welding
Whilst FCTVE will offer the following:
•Maintenance Industrial Electrician
•Maintenance Fitting and Machining
•Instrumentation
•Millwrights
Applicants will go through a selection process involving psychometric testing and medical examinations
1.1.Minimum qualification Requirements
•O'level/BGCSE with passes in English and credits in Maths and Science
Only candidates who meet the above requirements need apply enclosing detailed CV and certified copies of relevant certificates
Applications should be submitted to:
Botswana Chamber of Mines
P.O Box AD 80 ABE
Kgaleview
Gaborone
Fax: 3914684
Or email: bcm@info.bw
Closing date 31st April 2015
Source: MMEGI, 18 March 2015

CRAFTSMAN ii (PLUMBING) - 2 POSTS

Applications are invited from suitably qualified citizens of Botswana for the following position
VACANCY CIRCULAR NO. 8 OF 2015 -
POST: CRAFTSMAN ii (PLUMBING) - 2 POSTS
SALARY: B3 (P36 108 - P43 176 per annum)
QUALIFICATIONS: PSLE plus TRADE TEST C IN PLUMBING
MAIN PURPOSE OF THE JOB
To provide plumbing service to council facilities
DUTIES:
• Carries out plumbing services to Council facilities
• Assesses Council facilities and lists materials for plumbing and/or maintenance works
• Keeps inventory of materials required for plumbing works to ensure adequacy
• Undertakes any other related duty as required by management
APPLICATIONS
Applicants should quote the vacancy circular number and provide the following details:
• Curriculum Vitae
• Full name, address and Date of birth
• Qualifications supported by certified copies of original certificates, Identity (Omang) and 2 current references
Applications should be addressed to:Council Secretary
Kgatleng District Council
Private Bag 11
Mochudi
CLOSING DATE: 10th April 2015
For more information contact Human resources at@ 5777411, 5773283

EVETS CLEANING SERVICES BOTSWANA VACANCY

EVETS CLEANING SERVICES BOTSWANA
VACANCY:
CLEANING SUPERVISOR (2)
Qualification:
minimum of BGCSE 2 years experience and above Key Areas Ensuring that adequate supplies of cleaning materials and equipment are available to staff as required. Ensuring that equipment is safe to use and in good working order. Supervision of all Cleaners and Charge-hands. Checking, through regular visits to all buildings across the site, that cleaning duties have been carried out to a high standard.
VACANCY: CLEANERS (40)
Qualification:
minimum of PSLE 1 year experience and above Key Areas Capability to provide adequate cleaning services (cleaning of walls, floors, ceilings, glazed surfaces, walkways, equipment and machinery surfaces, fixtures, decorations, furniture, mechanical fittings. Interested candidates who meet the minimum requirements can submit their application, references and certified copies of their academic certificates to: evetsgrup@yahoo.com OR post to
Address to:
The Director
Evets Cleaning Services
P O Box 3216
Mahalapye
Bana bakgwale ba bitsana ka melodi

Laboratory Assistant

Botswana Harvard AIDS Institute Partnership
Laboratory Assistant(4 positions)
The incumbent will report to the Laboratory Research Coordinator and will assist the laboratory in sample transportation and receiving, bar-coding, sample sorting, separation, storage and related data management and? or IT. He/she will assist the laboratory to manage and record data, manage sample inventory, undertake stock taking, order reagents or perform other general tasks as required. The incumbent should follow Good Clinical Laboratory Practices, Quality Assurance and Quality Control Program requirements and to follow laboratory safety guidelines.
Key Performance Areas;
Transports samples
Receives and inspect samples
Sample sorting and separation
Laboratory data management
Lab inventory management
Quality assurance
Reagents and supplies management
Qualifications and experience
A minimum of a Laboratory Training Certificate, Health Care Auxiliary Certificate.
The incumbent should have at least 1 year experience of working in the laboratory.
Basic knowledge of computers is an added advantage.
Tenable in Francistown, Tutume and 2 on mobile basis
Qualified and competent individuals are requested to forward their detailed applications to:
Programme Administrator
Botswana Harvard AIDS institute Partnership
Private Bag BO320
Gaborone
Closing date: 6th April 2015
Bana bakgwale ba bitsana ka melodi

JOBS AT UNITED NATIONS - BATSWANA - 3/30/2015

Geneva (Switzerland)
D-2
13/Apr/2015
Administration
New York (USA)
D-2
25/May/2015
Programme Management
Geneva (Switzerland)
D-2
18/Apr/2015
Programme Management
Bangkok (Thailand)
D-2
16/May/2015
Programme Management
New York (USA)
D-2
05/Apr/2015
Security
New York (USA)
D-2
18/May/2015
Administration
New York (USA)
D-2
31/Mar/2015
Investment Management
Bangkok (Thailand)
D-2
16/May/2015
Administration
Geneva (Switzerland)
D-1
27/Apr/2015
Human Rights
Geneva (Switzerland)
D-1
31/Mar/2015
Economic Affairs
Santiago (Chile)
D-1
28/Apr/2015
Social Sciences
MOSCOW
D-1
31/Mar/2015
Public Information
Nairobi (Kenya)
D-1
12/Apr/2015
Public Information
Abuja (Nigeria)
D-1
11/Apr/2015
Drug Control and Crime Prevention
Copenhagen (Denmark)
D-1
09/Apr/2015
Programme Management
New York (USA)
D-1
08/May/2015
Programme Management
Geneva (Switzerland)
D-1
29/Apr/2015
Human Resources
New York (USA)
D-1
28/Apr/2015
Information System and Technology
New York (USA)
D-1
07/Apr/2015
Security
EL FASHER
D-1
07/Apr/2015
Logistics
Geneva (Switzerland)
D-1
10/Apr/2015
Programme Management
Paris (France)
D-1
07/Apr/2015
Administration
New York (USA)
D-1
07/Apr/2015
Political Affairs
Kinshasa (Congo Dem. Rep.)
D-1
03/Apr/2015
Political Affairs
Paris (France)
D-1
27/Apr/2015
Programme Management
Copenhagen (Denmark)
D-1
22/Apr/2015
Programme Management
Kabul (Afghanistan)
D-1
03/Apr/2015
Civil Affairs
New Delhi (India)
D-1
18/May/2015
Public Information
New York (USA)
D-1
19/May/2015
Political Affairs
New York (USA)
D-1
12/May/2015
Programme Management
Nairobi (Kenya)
D-1
25/May/2015
Programme Management
Juba (South Sudan)
P-5
04/Apr/2015
Public Information
Bangkok (Thailand)
P-5
08/May/2015
Administration
Kinshasa (Congo Dem. Rep.)
P-5
26/Apr/2015
Political Affairs
Nairobi (Kenya)
P-5
05/May/2015
Economic Affairs
New Delhi (India)
P-5
23/May/2015
Economic Affairs
New York (USA)
P-5
17/May/2015
Information System and Technology
Port-au-Prince (Haiti)
P-5
02/Apr/2015
Political Affairs
Phnom Penh (Cambodia)
P-5
12/Apr/2015
Conference Services
Kabul (Afghanistan)
P-5
29/Mar/2015
Legal Affairs
New York (USA)
P-5
29/Mar/2015
Ethics
Bogota (Colombia)
P-5
13/Apr/2015
Public Information
Geneva (Switzerland)
P-5
14/Apr/2015
Programme Management
Bamako (Mali)
P-5
04/Apr/2015
Rule of Law
Bamako (Mali)
P-5
04/Apr/2015
Political Affairs
EL FASHER
P-5
03/Apr/2015
Logistics
Nairobi (Kenya)
P-5
25/May/2015
Public Information
New York (USA)
P-5
26/May/2015
Programme Management
New York (USA)
P-5
26/May/2015
Humanitarian Affairs
MULTIPLE DUTY STATIONS
P-5
11/Apr/2015
Political Affairs
The Hague (Netherlands)
P-5
10/Apr/2015
Jurists
Damascus (Syria)
P-5
07/Apr/2015
Humanitarian Affairs
Baghdad (Iraq)
P-5
22/Apr/2015
Programme Management
Beirut (Lebanon)
P-5
20/Apr/2015
Economic Affairs
TEHERAN
P-5
05/Apr/2015
Programme Management
EAST JERUSALEM
P-5
05/Apr/2015
Logistics
New York (USA)
P-5
10/Apr/2015
Information System and Technology
Bangkok (Thailand)
P-5
21/Apr/2015
Economic Affairs
EL FASHER
P-5
07/Apr/2015
Administration
Addis Ababa (Ethiopia)
P-5
21/Apr/2015
Engineering
JAKARTA
P-5
19/May/2015
Public Information
Nairobi (Kenya)
P-5
19/May/2015
Public Information
Addis Ababa (Ethiopia)
P-5
18/Apr/2015
Rule of Law
Nairobi (Kenya)
P-5
06/Apr/2015
Programme Management
MULTIPLE DUTY STATIONS
P-5
10/Apr/2015
Political Affairs
Geneva (Switzerland)
P-5
09/Apr/2015
Programme Management
Nairobi (Kenya)
P-5
03/May/2015
Public Information
Dakar (Senegal)
P-5
29/Mar/2015
Political Affairs
Geneva (Switzerland)
P-5
19/Apr/2015
Information System and Technology
Geneva (Switzerland)
P-5
09/May/2015
Programme Management
Bamako (Mali)
P-5
02/Apr/2015
Information System and Technology
Geneva (Switzerland)
P-5
05/May/2015
Legal Affairs
BAKU
P-5
25/Apr/2015
Programme Management
Nairobi (Kenya)
P-5
15/May/2015
Language
New York (USA)
P-5
12/Apr/2015
Finance
New York (USA)
P-5
31/Mar/2015
Language
Nairobi (Kenya)
P-4
27/Apr/2015
Language
New York (USA)
P-4
03/Apr/2015
Public Administration
New York (USA)
P-4
31/Mar/2015
Public Information
Nairobi (Kenya)
P-4
27/Apr/2015
Programme Management